raisincharlie
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Have checked the local tv stations and the paper. Nothing new posted on those sites folks. Still quiet for today anyway.
raisincharlie said:Have checked the local tv stations and the paper. Nothing new posted on those sites folks. Still quiet for today anyway.
raisincharlie said:Geragos had to file a motion in court as I recall to get it back because the parents were complaining about making the payments on it. I don't think they got it back until during the trial actually. That is my point I think - they kept that truck forever and Scotty was definitely their main suspect - it took a judge to get it back.
No reason to keep that vehicle if the owner is not a suspect - there just is no legal reason to hold it otherwise. I could see it if the crime occured in the vehicle, but said vehicle was supposed to have been located in another state at the time of this crime.
oceanblueeyes said:What I cant understand is if he is innocent you would think his lawyer would be right down at the courthouse demanding to have the truck back but maybe he thinks if there is nothing there LE look foolish by keeping the truck so long.
I want to know what vehicle he was in when he returned and went to visit Michelle's graveside.
Sheesh you would think the media could at least track that part down.
IMO
Ocean
strach304 said:Where to begin? :waitasec:
Have to comment on the court order because imo way too much is being made of this in the form of LE suspected Jason right away and maybe they did but truth is had they not have done it that way and LE found other evidence as of yet unknown to them it may have been disallowed at trial. Other cases I'm sure have made this a sop for this dept. They needed Jason's dna and fingerprints anyway.
We simply have no facts to determine if an outsider or neighbor did this. Were the doors locked to begin with? You wouldn't think a stranger would lock them on his way out either. No forced entry means simply that. Le may also be considering that Michele let them in.![]()
Taximom said:Looks like it's you and me sitting at this breakfast table of crumbs, PSA! :waitasec:
Whatever that link was I hope it brings swift justice to this case.
Quack! Quack!PolkSaladAnnie said:No, I haven't seen the link, either. But basically on what we have, what the 'atmosphere' is telling me, here's my opinion:
If it walks like a Scott, talks like a Scott and looks like a Scott ....
Maybe someone will whisper in our ears about that mysterious link, PSA. I know I'd do the same!PolkSaladAnnie said:Lol: (Quack Quack...) Quackety-Quack.
So? Did Black Friday put your bank balance in The Red?
Some of the things I cannot BEAR about major holidays: massive, frenetic crowds, no parking, impatient people, loads of shopping bags (and very little change, lol...). There is abso, definito, NO-WAY I'd camp outside a store en-masse to buy something.
Ag! I have a meeting to attend in town later ... best get me-self started and prepared.
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Taximom said:Here's a thought I had about the garage door/ladder scenario.
Maybe he switched the garage door over to manual to avoid waking anyone late at night when (ok, IF) he came back later at night to kill her.
We have to use a ladder to reach the chain on our garage door to switch it over to manual. Once it's on manual we raise it by hand, and can do it as quietly (I guess, never tried that but...) as needed to slip in unnoticed. I'm assuming there is a door in the garage to the house, of course.
This way he would have hidden his car from the public view and not alerted Michelle that he was home.
Was their driveway gravel? Would Michelle have heard tires crunching on that from her bedroom window? I lost the layout link so I can't remember where bedrooms were in relation to the garage and the front of the house. Is it a two-car garage?
What do you guys think?
close_enough said:i was fixin to get on here with this face
it's what so many of us have thought from the beginning....Cassidy put LE on JY's trail, from the get-go......i do believe that she woke up & saw a portion of this murder in progress.......
Thanks for the link, close.close_enough said:i was fixin to get on here with this face
then i thought i'll search around for this sound file......found it...THEN i went over to misfitting where someone said you can hear Cassidy saying "Daddy did it" & i found it!!!...(on the original 911 call).....heck, i feel so stupid now, as MANY times as i had listened to that tape over & over & over, i always failed to try to listen hard for anything in the background, once the 911 dispatcher starts calling the Sheriff's Dept, but it's THERE...Cassidy says "Daddy did it"..... it's at the end of the tape where the dispatcher is dialing the Sheriff's Dept...you can hear the line ringing, & Cassidy says something & Meredith says "ok"....THEN that's when Cassedy says "Daddy did it" & Meredith says "ok" again........it's there....
so that's twice she says the word Daddy...once from the beginning when Meredith asks her "Do you know what happened to Mommy?".....that's the "Daddy b*****??"....but that child says "Daddy did it" at the end of the tape ......
came home from my Daddy's & immediately started watching Dateline....went right on to sleep when it was over, then for some reason, i woke up not quite an hour ago...(kinda weird; my computer clock said 12 midnite, straight up)...anyway, got up, got a glass of tea & a cig & thought i'd check out the board here........
it's what so many of us have thought from the beginning....Cassidy put LE on JY's trail, from the get-go......i do believe that she woke up & saw a portion of this murder in progress.......